@TheBowersj do you honestly believe that the outerbanks and all other barier islands were man made ? I think your referring to the spoil islands along the intercoastal waterway you clearly don't know what your talking about the barier islands have been here since the ice age.
@@bourbontrail565That won't stop it because the vehicle ain't the only thing polluting nature , you have big industrial companies from the water to the air and in the soil polluting everything they are doing more harm than any of us combined.
For those who haven’t spent their lives living or walking along the OBX, living on the beach seems foolish. If you have vacationed here all your life, worked or lived along these shorelines, you understand the emotional attachments regardless the risks.
building right in front of the ocean seems silly to me, but its an investment and people make money from it. they should also be responsible for the clean up as well when the ocean takes it away
I grew up spending summers on the Banks. It was once a peaceful place. Now people have do e what should never have been done, building on the fragile coastline. Nobody should be rebuilding,. 💔🕊️🙏
Turn it all back to Nat'l Seashore. You should never have been allowed to build there in the first place except for the original peoples. It's always been a speculative gamble. You can't fight Mother Nature for a 100 some odd miles. We all knew this was happenin back in the 1980s from UNC Oceanographer Oren Pilkey on forward.
Barrier islands were not ment to be built on period .
these were all artificially built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
@TheBowersj do you honestly believe that the outerbanks and all other barier islands were man made ? I think your referring to the spoil islands along the intercoastal waterway you clearly don't know what your talking about the barier islands have been here since the ice age.
@@michaelwillis6520 Of course I do, It's common knowledge my boy.
Blaming co2 lol. It’s Mother Nature you ain’t stopping it.
Nothing can stop ocean water erosion.
Buying EV’s will stop it.
@@bourbontrail565 I agree 👍 But surrounded by people driving 2 deep in 8 cylinder SUVs
@@bourbontrail565That won't stop it because the vehicle ain't the only thing polluting nature , you have big industrial companies from the water to the air and in the soil polluting everything they are doing more harm than any of us combined.
For those who haven’t spent their lives living or walking along the OBX, living on the beach seems foolish. If you have vacationed here all your life, worked or lived along these shorelines, you understand the emotional attachments regardless the risks.
Tax the people inland that have nothing to do with the beach to pay for sand replacement. They won’t know.
building right in front of the ocean seems silly to me, but its an investment and people make money from it. they should also be responsible for the clean up as well when the ocean takes it away
Thanks for explaining witch picture shows the difference between having new sand and not having new sand.
I grew up spending summers on the Banks. It was once a peaceful place. Now people have do e what should never have been done, building on the fragile coastline.
Nobody should be rebuilding,.
💔🕊️🙏
It's more like big business building rentals! Taking out sand dunes to build. Man is the reason!
Turn it all back to Nat'l Seashore. You should never have been allowed to build there in the first place except for the original peoples. It's always been a speculative gamble. You can't fight Mother Nature for a 100 some odd miles. We all knew this was happenin back in the 1980s from UNC Oceanographer Oren Pilkey on forward.
4 mm a year ??
Ya so … that’s been happening for millions of years - Read More and Get a Life.
Newsflash: you don’t have 5 years!
What a joke it's called mother nature.It's going to do what it wants.
It’s not stocking. Anyone that has a brain and understands erosion should be expecting these kind of stuff.
Stop removing sand! It's not the water that rises, it's the sand that we remove to build roads, houses and huge buildings.
two words:
Beach nourishment
elaborate?
@@whatevervideos542635dredging
‘It’s expensive but worth it”….yeah when it’s someone else’s money.
Waste of money, time and resources, smh.
WTF is anybody shocked?
Total bs propaganda,,
The beach erosion? Or that renourishing the dunes continuously will save their community?
@@tasha7726 Beach erosion happens because nature.
The global warming flooding coastlines is bs
Worth it for boomers,it’s the young people paying for their 2nd homes survival
These experts are as close as we have to TVOR…….listen to them & not politicians!
Not saving the beaches, saving private property with tax dollars.....